St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-04
CULLED COURT.
Mrs. James Ere is seriously i'll .

Mrs. James Eye is seriously i'll.
Judge Lochren is on the returning board
| board which met in St. Paul yesterday.
Frank Heck, E. Thompson and Lambert
Hayes pleaded guilty to selling liquor on
Sunday, and were fined $40 each.
HarriuI ton & Goodman have filed an at
| tachmeut against Stuart & Co. to recover
$7SO.O6 alleged to be due on merchandise.
George Pomeleau, indicted for running q
small poker room in connection with his
saloon on First street north, pleaded guilty
and was fined $50.
Sarah A. Mishe has begun an action against
Isaac A. L. Merrill ct al. to determine an ad-
vers e claim to lot 10, block 30, Bassett, Moore
| & Cases addition.
In the district court yesterday morning the
case against Eta Forrest, indicted for rent
ing house for the purpose of prostitution,
| was dismissed, it being shown that there was
| no evidence against her.
The case of Gillian against Chatterton,
tried in the district. court Friday, was con-
| cluded yesterday Afternoon, when, on the
| judge ordering verdict for the plaintiff
| the jury brought in a verdict for $1l0.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| Peter K. Lee and Emma Shelley, William
Burnes and Barbara Winkler, August Berndt
| and Augusta Ortiz, w. G. Foshurgh and Carrie
Boynton, Charles D. Codd and Lucy E.Shaver.
Before Judge Rea yesterday morning
Thomas Hav eS, who has been in Jail for sew
eral months charged with bastarday, was dis
charged from custody and the case dismissed,
the complaining witness failing to put in an
appearance.
The case of Francis W. Slater against the
StearnS Manufacturing company, of Pennsyl-
vania, to recover S777 for commissions for
selling machinery, was on trial before Judge
Rea yesterday. The defendant, in answer, al
leges that the parties to whom the machinery
was sold could not pay for the machinery. and
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order.
]. B. Flanagan, Pat Sullivan and Frank
Shaw, indicted by the last grand jury for
keeping gambling house. appeared in the
court room yesterday morning, withdrew
their pleas Of not guilty made some time ago,
and pleaded guilty TO the charge. Gentle
| men, said Judge Young, II presume you
know that in keeping a gambling house in
Minneapolis you have broken the law, and
are therefore liable. As this is your first APP
| pearance here under the penal code l will
not give you the extreme penalty of the law,
| but will simply fine you the highest amount
| of money | can-$200 each. If you are ever
| brought up here again will sentence you all
| to six months in jail st
| singular suit has been instituted by
| Hedo Weber against Charles Scott of
Bloomington town, and G.. w. Cressy, a con-
| stable, claiming $1,000 damages. A short
| time ago Howard Weber and Heldo, his
| wife, were arrested by Constable Cressy, on Il
| warrant issued by Justice Grimes, in which
| Charles Scott charged them with the bur-
| glary of hi5 house. They were arrested and
| lodged in the City lookup and their examina-
ton set for the following Saturday at Mime
haha. By tae advice of their attorney, G. f.
Baxter, they paid no attention to the case
and 1t was continued to the following Mon
| day, when Mrs. Weber was discharged and
| the husband still retained in custody. Mrs.
Weber now brings the damage suits, claim
| ing, first, that Justice Grimes had no
authority to issue warrant in the city of
Minneapolis, and second, if he had, the pris-
oners should at once have been taken before
him. instead of which, without proper COM
mtment, they were incarcerated in the
| lookup. ---+